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Murder 2 – review

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July 8, 2011
Murder 2 – review

Its the seasons of sequels, although most of the squels oflate has been disappointing. Mahesh Bhatt presensts the sequel to the 2004 blockbuster Murder. If Murder was hot, Murder 2 is much more hotter and steamier but.. well before I reaveal that let me tell you few other things. In this second outing, the...
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Delhi Belly – review

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July 1, 2011
Delhi Belly – review

When it comes to movies, Aamir Khan knows how to gather the moss.  People may hate it, love it, loathe it or hum it but the song “Bhaag DK Bose” did gathered the required hype for the Aamir Khan’s home production directed by Abhinay Deo and written by new comer Akshat Verma.  The song...
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Shaitan – review

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June 10, 2011
Shaitan – review

Let’s make it clear. Shaitan is not a horror movie rather this Shaitan brings out the inner devil within a group of aimless, reckless and rich youngsters from dysfunctional family background, who party hard, live easy and stay afloat on dope that leads them into a quagmire of one crime after another. Amy (Kalki...
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Ragini MMS – review

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May 13, 2011
Ragini MMS – review

A weekend masti that goes scarily wrong.  For a regular horror flick watchers, it is a time tested plot. Ekta Kapoor’s movie (yes, this is a producer’s child rather than the directors and very few producers can claim such a tag) picks over the masti from her previous outing Love, Sex and Dhoka blends...
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Haunted – review

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May 7, 2011
Haunted – review

Vikram Bhatt and RGV tirelessly love to haunt us with their horror movies.  After RGV’s outing with Phoonk 2 , now its turn of Vikram  to try scare us.  And hey,  this time he has set the ghosts on us on stereoscopic 3D format. Haunted announces itself as India’s first stereoscopic 3D horror film. ...
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Night by Elie Wiesel

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May 4, 2011
Night by Elie Wiesel

A Night To Remember ‘Night‘ by Elie Wiesel is not a book for the faint hearted or for those looking for a casual read. The book maybe thin but don’t judge it by the size. Its profound impact on the reader goes beyond its volume. The book deals with the Holocaust-one of the brutal...
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Thank You – review

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April 8, 2011
Thank You – review

If you liked Aneez Basmee’s No Problem, time to say Thank You. Men are dogs and women are ever faithful – This is the one liner of the movie that has been woven into a brain dead comic script and which sadly entertains you too partially. Wonder why I mentioned sadly?  Sad coz the...
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Game – review

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April 1, 2011
Game – review

Game is a whodunit movie that is visually appealing, stylishly made but it is like watching a cricket game between Canada and Netherland in Lord’s cricket ground.  Now you can picture it! A billionaire (Anupam Kher) invites four strangers from different parts of the world to his beautiful Island in Greece. That brings together...
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GORA by Rabindranath Tagore

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March 20, 2011
GORA by Rabindranath Tagore

  “Today I am Bharatiya. Within me there is no conflict between communities, whether Hindu, Muslim or Krishtan. Today all the castes of Bharat are my caste…” is the ultimate realization that strikes Gora, the central character of Tagore’s novel by the same name. Sadly, even after a century past this novel, how far-fetching...
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Corporate Atyaachaar by Abhay Nagarajan

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March 17, 2011
Corporate Atyaachaar by Abhay Nagarajan

So you are in the final year of college and awaiting campus interview? And then the day comes and you got recruited after a teaser of an interview. Your days have arrived. You proudly join the company and then you realize reality could be quiet different. Nevertheless, the journey of reality could enrich you...
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